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Based on the relationship between Leonard Cohen and Marianne Ihlen, follows two lonely people falling in love while they are still trying to discover who they are.

Canadian teacher Laura Letts-Beckett drowned in 2008. Her husband Peter claimed accident, but police suspected he murdered her in BC wilderness. Was it a tragic mishap or cold-blooded crime?

Two influencers find themselves on a luxury cruise through the Caribbean and South Pacific. But as the mirage of their online personas starts clashing with their real-life ambitions, a battle of wills threatens to tear them apart.

Claire embarks on a life-or-death mission that includes blackmail, nuclear sabotage, and deceiving the people she loves the most.

After years of successfully avoiding her family, newly-unemployed Hailey gets a frantic call from her sister with news compelling her to return to their east coast hometown - only to discover a stunning surprise waiting for her.

Exploration of Gavin McInnes' transition from VICE co-founder to leader of far-right Proud Boys group, told through interviews tracing his radicalization after leaving progressive media empire he helped build.

A ragtag gang of Irish bank robbers from Montreal rose to become one of North America's most feared criminal organizations.

-Loved by the public, Chuck seems like a real good guy. When he finds himself on the front page of every newspaper and gossip magazine after a scandal that involves him, all of Quebec is shocked, but for those closest to him, this incident is the last straw. His reputation is destroyed and he goes on a retreat to a recovery home for people suffering from different kinds of addictions in order to persuade his wife, his agent and his audience of his (relative) good will. Here's the rub: Chuck doesn't really think he needs help... He tells anyone who will listen that he's just a party guy.

Acclaimed activist filmmaker Martin Duckworth has devoted his life to peace and justice. But now he's put down his camera to fight for the most important cause he's ever faced-caring for his wife, Audrey Schirmer, through the final stages of Alzheimer's. Martin tirelessly embraces each new chapter with grace and resilience-demonstrating his unconditional loyalty as he finds new reasons to love her each day. Dear Audrey intricately weaves together the couple's gritty yet tender reality, and takes us back to their adventures, from the front lines of the anti-Vietnam War protests to the hippie counterculture movement, with excerpts from Martin's films and Audrey's stunning photography. The film is a powerful testament to Martin's love and devotion, which deepens over the decades. While Audrey gradually fades away-and as their autistic daughter Jacqueline struggles with her mother's illness-Martin commits everything he's got to making their lives creative and meaningful.

Marianne and Axel travel to the Greek island of Hydra, but their relationship is on the verge of falling apart. Leonard leaves Montreal in search of fortune on the same island.

Marianne is pregnant with Axel's child and travels to Norway to say goodbye to her dying father. Leonard is secretly in love.

Marianne has to go to Norway, and Leonard comes along. The road trip through Europe brings them closer together, but in Oslo Leonard quickly becomes restless.

Axel leaves Marianne and his son to go on a sailing trip with his mistress. Marianne finds comfort in Leonard.

Marianne is reunited with Leonard in Montreal, but struggles to adapt to the city. Leonard becomes evasive when she delivers big news.

Leonard collapses after an intense period of writing. To save his career, he must go to Montreal to promote the book, with or without Marianne.

Leonard secures a record deal, but the substance abuse continues. Marianne goes to New York to help him.

Leonard goes to New York and experiences a fateful meeting at the Chelsea Hotel. Marianne feels abandoned at Hydra and seeks solace elsewhere.